The 1962 Corvette in as-recovered condition. Photos courtesy National Corvette Museum. In 2015, the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky, added a maintenance department, housed in the former pre-delivery inspection shop. Now, a year later, the museum has recognized Read more
On the California Mille, 2015. Photos courtesy Porsche AG. In 2015, vehicles from Porsche’s “Rolling Museum” made over 280 appearances at events stretching from Europe to North America to China. The museum’s 2016 schedule is equally crowded, with events that Read more
Thanks to reader Jack Shea, today’s carspotting comes rather close to the Hemmings backyard with a shot of Jumpin’ Jack’s Charcoal Pit and Twin-Freez in Scotia, about an hour away from Bennington. Looks like it’s been consistently busy since it Read more
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Filed under: Celebrities, Marketing/Advertising, Porsche Porsche and other sponsors have suspended ties with Maria Sharapova pending further investigation after the tennis star failed a drug test ahead of the Australian Open. Continue reading Porsche suspends ties with Maria Sharapova after Read more
The Ecoboost-powered Mexican-Canadian Vühl 05 went right-hand drive for the UK. Now, it only has to beat the also Ecoboosted Elemental RP1 , the Zenos E10 R , the BAC Mono , Caterhams, Ariels and all the rest of the Read more
Filed under: Toyota, SUV, Off-Road Toyota will gladly build you what’s probably the most hardcore factory-built 4×4… as long as you live near some of the most punishing conditions in the world. Continue reading Toyota still builds a serious off-road Read more
To broaden the appeal of its compact Tempest, introduced for the 1961 model year, Pontiac added a convertible model to the lineup for 1962. Even in its debut year, the drop-top Tempest was a hit, selling 20,675 units, enough to Read more
The 1936 Delahaye 135 Competition owned by Ken and Ann Smith. Photo courtesy Ken Smith. The prewar French automotive industry produced countless practical and utilitarian vehicles, yet it is the work of a few exclusive companies that often comes to Read more
1958 Lincoln Premiere; image by the author. The Lincoln marque can invoke a variety of opinions regarding its status in the domestic luxury car market, especially the Continentals. First-person accounts of the lengthy masterpieces are continuously conveyed, each slightly different Read more